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This trend persisted with increasing age; however, high deletion strains exhibited a somewhat slower rate of decline in pharyngeal pumping rates compared to low and zero-deletion isolates (Tukey HSD, α = 0.05, based on the difference in average pumping rate between days 2 and 20 post-L4; Figure 4).
After 48 hours, this divergent trend persisted, with patients that evolved to septic shock presenting a 10-fold increase, and patients with non-complicated sepsis with a 0.4-fold decrease.
This trend persisted in patients with augmented features of metabolic syndrome(at least 4 risk factors for metabolic syndrome); of note, a marked reduction in cardiac mortality was observed among these patients on bezafibrate (HR 0.44, CI 0.25 0.80).
This trend persisted to day 7, with cell numbers increasing on all surfaces but with a lower rate of cell proliferation on both graphene surfaces.
This trend persisted in this study, with IP and exophytic papillomas comprising 87%, and the oncocyltic (OSP) subtype was seen in only 13% of cases.
This trend persisted even when individuals with abnormal and suppressed TSH levels were removed from the WATTS cohorts; individuals in WATTS had a higher T4 (P<0.001) and a lower free T3 (P=0.03) despite having similar TSH levels (P=0.24).
After stratifying the centenarian and control cohorts by gender, this trend persisted only among the males, with the mean parental age of death of male centenarians being 76.4 ± 11.4 years and of male non-centenarians being 70.8 ± 12 years, p<0.01.
This trend persisted across the key health promoting flavonoids (quercetin, kaempferol, and isoquercitrin).
The anaemia of these participants trended towards microcytosis and hypochromia and this trend persisted throughout the first 12 months following HIV-1 infection.
This trend persisted even when the duration term was increased in the risk equation.
This trend persisted after adjustment for risk factors, and was also found in larger babies.
